Pakistan has issued a presidential ordinance to grant the country's anti-graft watchdog, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), extra powers, said Pakistani media on Tuesday (July 4).

Pakistan gives extra power to NAB, the anti-graft body probing Imran Khan

The last surviving French fighter who participated in the landmark Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944 during the Second World War has passed away. Leon Gautier passed away on Monday (July 3) at the age of 100.

Last Frenchman who fought during D-Day Normandy landings dies at 100

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has courted controversy for riding in a presidential convoy of more than a hundred vehicles. This development came just weeks after Nigeria abolished subsidies on fuel.

Nigerian president rides in convoy of 100+ cars, draws flak

Explosions were heard in Sudan's capital Khartoum on Monday (July 3) as the army rallied civilians to take up arms against a fresh onslaught by the country's paramilitary forces.

Sudan: Khartoum shaken by blasts, army invites volunteers again

The council leader of Britain's Orkney Islands, an archipelago about 10 miles off the north coast of Scotland, said that the islands are considering "alternative forms of governance".

UK's Orkney Islands want to join Norway over financial neglect

An explosion was heard in a building in Shimbashi district of central Tokyo on Monday (July 3). Media footage showed flames and smoke emerging from a second-floor business.

Explosion in downtown Tokyo building, gas leak suspected to be the cause

France's interior ministry said on Monday (July 3) that less than 160 people were arrested overnight in connection with the nationwide riots that erupted after the police shooting of 17-year-old Nahel, a teenager of North African descent.

French streets relatively calm, fewer arrests over riots

Thousands of hotel workers in Los Angeles, California have gone on strike demanding better wages and benefits. The strike began on Sunday morning (July 2). This has kicked off what is expected to be one of the largest US.

Hotel workers in LA go on strike demanding higher wages

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Australia, the major audit and tax consultancy firm said on Monday (July 3) that a number of Australian senior partners will be removed following a tax leak scandal that has damaged the accounting giant's reputation.

PwC sacks senior execs after tax scandal in Australia

The United Nations (UN) said on Friday (June 30) that the humanitarian and human rights situation in Myanmar has plunged to 'alarming levels'. The agency blasted Myanmar's ruling military junta for actively preventing life-saving aid from getting through.

Human rights situation in Myanmar is 'alarming', says UN

US President Joe Biden on Friday (June 30) suffered a significant political setback as US Supreme Court overruled his key programme to cancel the student loans of millions of Americans.

US Supreme Court junks Biden's $400bn student debt cancellation plan

France President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday (June 30) that social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat should cooperate with French authorities to contain the violence which has erupted in France after the killing of a 17-year-old boy by a police officer.

France riots: Macron leaves EU summit early, says social media must help quell unrest

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